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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1915, Page 7

: FOR :n DAYS ONLY End-of-season Sale FOE 21 DAYS ONLY COMMENCING FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915. A Genuine Reduction Sale for 21 DAYS ONLY. Every line in stock honestly reduced price, not a few job lines only as a draw. We guarantee you MONEY SAVING BARGAINS in Boys' Youths and Men's Clothing and Mercery. BOYS' EMITTED WOOL. . . GLOVES, Sale Price, 1/- per pair. MEN'S KNITTED WOOL. . . GLOVES, .Sale price, 1/3 per pair WHITE KID GLOVES, Sale Price 1/G pair. MEN'S FLANNELETTE. . . PYJAMAS, Usual Price, C/ 3 Sale. Price. 4/11 MEN'S ar,d O.S. MEN'S. . . PYJAMAS, In Ceylon Flannel Usual Prices, io./ii & 11 /<> Sale Price, 7/11 BOYS' FLANNELETTE. . . . PYJAMAS, 10 only in this line, Usual Price 4/6 Sale l'rico 2/11 3 Only BOYS' NAVY JERSEY. . SUITS, Sizes 22, 24 ,20, j Usual Priced, 14/9, 15/G, 10/0. ■ All on# Price 11/G Suit ELASTIC BELTS, Iu assorted colors, usual pries 1/Sale Price 7<l each WHITE CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, Full Size, Good Quality, Sale Price 5 for 1/-. JAPANESE WHITE SILK HANDCHIEFS, Hemstitched, limb. Ini tlals. Usual Price 3/0, 3/9. Sale Price 2/G each. NEGLIGE SHIRTS, Neat Striped Special Sale Price 2s lid each. Patterns, with linen band.. S.S.S. DRILL SHIRTS, with collars. Usual Price 5s (id. Sale Price 3s lid. LINEN COLLARS, Dominion, Governor, Dum* «nd other well-known makes. Sale price each. SILK WIDE END TIES, Usual price 2s (id, 2s (Id, 2s lid. Sfcle Prices Is each. STUD KNOTS, Usual price Is 3d, Sale Price !)d. EVENING DRESS BOWS. White Cambric. Sale Price (id each. ALL WOOL SHIRTS, I'etono make, licst Quality, with collars. Usual price !)s fid, Sale price 7s !)d.' BOYS' AND YOUTHS' TENNIS SHIRTS, Sizes lli to 14J. Usual prices 3s 3d lis (id. Sale price 2s (id each. MEN'S UNDER FLANNELS, Full Size, Colonial make. Gray Navy or Shetland. Sale Price 2s (id each. FOOTBALL JERSEYS, Royal and White, Amber and Black, Blue and Black. Sale Price 3s lid each. WOOL MUFFLERS, in white and self colors. Usual prices Is lid, 3s 3d, 3s lid. Sale Prices Is (id. 2s (id, 2s Sd, 3s 3d. HOCKEY OR GYMNASIUM JERSEYS, Navy Blue, all wool, with collars. Usual Prices 8s 3d, 8s (id, Ss 9d, Ss lid. Sale Prices 7s 3d, 7u (id, 7s fld. 7s lid BOYS' SERGE VARSITY CAPS Is. BOYS' TWEED HATS Sid MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS 3s (id. MEN'S HARD FELT HATS (Woodrow's). Usual price 10s <jd. Sale Price 7s (id. GENTS' TWEED OVERCOATS, Single Breasted, Usual prices up to M/% All one Price, 35/-. SINGLE BREASTED, in dark clerical worsted. Usual price 45/-. Sale Price 31/(1. SINGLE BREASTED TWEED, Uhestcrlield Style. All one I'ricu 18/fi. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' OVERCOATS, Marvellous Values. From 7/(i to 25/-. GENTS' RAINPROOF OVERCOATS Some worth 55/-. For 27/(i. BOYS'. VARSITY SUITS, Best Tweeds and Patterns. Suit boys from three to ten years. Usual price 12/G to 15/-. All one Price, 8/11 each. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' NORFOLK SUITS. Main and button knickers. Usual Prices up to 25/-, Sale Price 12/G each. GENTS' SPORTS SUITS, Latest Patterns. Usual prices up to 55/-. Sale Price 37/ li Suit. BOYS' TWEED KNICKERS, Best English and Colonial 'lneeos. Sail' Prices — Sizes 1 to G 3/0 Pair. Sizos 7 to 12 3/11 Pair. Sizes 13 to 17 4/3 Pair. MEN'S RIDING BREECHES, in Saddle and various Tweeds. Usual prico 22/(5, and 25/-. Sale Prices 17/(1 and 19/ G. BOYS' CONWAY SUITS, sizes 1 to 7. In navy serge and neat pattern tweeds. Usual prices up to l!)/(i. Sale Price S/ll Suit. WE PAY POSTAGE TO ANY ADDRESS THE KASH DEVON STREET * w NEW PLYMOUTH. BEST VALUE STORE ll\l TARANAKI.

THIS IS THE AcSrfance Hayrake THE ONE YOU SHOULD USE ON THE FARM. All Ilaynkes look practically alike as far aa general appearance go<i»—but there is a difference in their construction and working qualities. Tliu great achievement of The ADRIANCE Hayrake in all parts of the world provw tliat its design and construction arc, without a doubt, the most satisfactory. Let tlie "Adrianfce" man demonstrate this machine to you. cannot call. WHITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE IF YOl NEWTON KING, CURRIE STREEET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

That's what hundreds of Farmers and Pastoralists arc doing, and a new life is opening up for them. Xo more ■ Ion;:, dreary, numbing journeys. \o waiting for tired horses. Xo hitching up in the d.irk. Xo expenses when I horses are idle. AN. . . Move with the The Best Gar for an §v imes: Overland Hodef 60 is ready to start the moment you want to. It covers as many miles in ail hour as your horse could trot in a day. Shelters you from atorms. Carries you to your destination on time. Test the "Overland" yourself—not ne xt month —but XOW. Arrange with the nearest Agent for a demonstration run. Listen to its purring engine on the open road. Learn how it softens the limups and thumps of rutty roads. Xote the perfection of its equipment. There's nothing lacking. It is even letter appointed than many Cars'costing fully 25 per cent. more. WRITE TO-DAY FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE giving full details of this moderately-priced, high grade Car. A. HATRICK, & Co., Ltd., N.Z. Agents. Overland Depot, Wanganui'Phone. 410. 70 GILL STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! r£HE INGLE WOOD BACON OOMPANI are Buyers of Prime Bacon i'lgi between and 1501b, dead weight 1-JHUiI SUAHEUOUiJiKi. UNIX RECEIVING DATES EOR JULY— At tue Factory—Wednesdays, July , and -1. Waitara—Monday, July 5. Midhirst —Tuesday, July 0. Tariki —Monday, July 10. Smart Road—Tuesday, July 20. PIGS! PIGS! fr"KSSI -yyOODVJLbE jt A<'• 'N £<o., J^TI). RECEIVING DATES WIEI. I!E ANNOUNCED DATKI!. S. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. J : YANDLE, Stratford. PIGS! PIGS! PiuS! DIMOCK AND CO RECEIVING DATES FOE JUNE. Okato —Monday, 14, after 12. Smart Road —Monday, 14, before 11. Moturoa —Tuesday, 15, before 12. Waitara —Tuesday, 15, after 12. Inglewood—Wednesday, 16. Midliirst —Monday, 14. Toko—Tuesday, 15. Stratford —Wednesday. 16. 0. E. STREET, Fitzroy, J. W. BURKE, Eltham. J. MARRAj. Strattord. C,T. ARNOLD,

GARDEN TOOLS. GARDEN TOOLS. SPADES i FORKS SHOVELS >' BAKES . HOES WEEDEES MATTOCKS Etc., Etc. A large and vtvied stock at 3es't Prices for Cash. p* «> gfc 9no

STRA^FOKD PIGS! PIGS! PSCGi •fOOS. BORTHWICK AXD oOXS(Australasia, Ltd.) Dates will be announced later. Full particulars from: J. BOTCHER, Stratford. N E Y TO LEND. We Imvp several funis of money await" Investment at lowest current rates, WESTON 1 AND WESTON, So't<■ r" and Notaries Public, KEW v:,YMOi:T!-l ANL INOLEWOOD. R. JOHNS, DENTAL SURGEON, WAITAEA. Opposite George aud Johnston's Garage. ■ 'Phone 42. P.B. Box 16. Robert Spence Samuel Spcnce

NEW PLYMOUTH p TILLEARD NATUSCH AND SON 3, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS Wellington, Napier, lalmcrston North and Hastings. WELLINGTON: C. Tilleard Natusch, F.N.Z.1.4, Stanley Natusch, A.N.Z.I.A. PALMERSTON N.. C. Aleck Natusch, E.N.Z.I.A. NAPIER AND HASTINGS: Rene Natusch, F.N.Z.I.A. p,g,—As Mr C. Tilleard Natusch ia himself visiting New Plymouth regularly every fortnight to inspect all the buildings being erected in connection with the new tramway scheme, he ri!i be pleased to meet any persona thinking of erecting nsw haiaes or business building*. CTANDIBH AND STANDISH, BARRISTERS AND BOUCITOSB, iJSYOS STREET, |lf . L X HO CT H.